Two seafarers are missing after the bulker HAILI 5 sank in a collision with Wan Hai A17 in the Pearl River Estuary; 13 were rescued and the containership is detained pending investigation.
The Stena Immaculate tanker, damaged in a North Sea collision earlier this year, has been sold and sent to Turkey for repair.
Salvage and firefighting teams continue efforts to recover the Cameroon-flagged LPG tanker Falcon after an onboard explosion in the Gulf of Aden left the vessel burning and adrift.
Authorities continue to investigate the October 18 explosion on the LPG tanker Falcon off Yemen, with officials and the Houthis dismissing speculation of an attack.
The Cameroon-flagged LPG tanker Falcon, reportedly carrying Iranian-origin LPG, caught fire after being hit near Yemen, intensifying concerns over maritime security in the Gulf of Aden.
Several crew members are missing and others injured after a transfer vessel capsized near Beira, Mozambique, prompting a large-scale rescue effort.
A deadly explosion at Indonesia’s Batam shipyard has left at least ten dead and over twenty injured. Authorities are investigating possible safety lapses during maintenance work on an oil tanker.
Singapore’s Police Coast Guard arrested eight seafarers for illegally transferring marine gas oil between tugboats, part of intensified efforts to fight maritime fuel theft.
Tags: Singapore, marine gas oil, bunkering, fuel theft, Coast Guard, maritime law
The cargo ship Thamesborg, owned by Royal Wagenborg, has departed Arctic waters via the Northwest Passage after a six-week refloat and inspection operation.
